78 The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Where a Special Presidential Commission of Inquiry consists of more than one member, a recommendation made by the majority of such members, in case of any difference of opinion, shall be, and shall be deemed for all purposes to be, the recommendation of such Commission of Inquiry. (2) No such resolution shall be entertained by the Speaker or placed on the Order Paper of Parliament unless introduced by the Prime Minister with the approval of the Cabinet of Ministers. (3) The Speaker shall endorse on every resolution passed in accordance with the preceding provisions of this Article a certificate in the following form :– “This resolution has been duly passed by Parliament in accordance with the provisions of Article 81 of the Constitution.” Every such Certificate shall be conclusive for all purposes and shall not be questioned in any court, and no court or tribunal shall inquire into, or pronounce upon or in any manner call in question, the validity of such resolution on any ground whatsoever. (4) In this Article, “District Court” means a District Court created and established by existing law and includes a Court that may be created by Parliament to exercise and perform powers and functions corresponding or substantially similar to the powers and functions exercised and performed by the District Court.